Real Estate, Residential Real Estate

$12.5 million Scottsdale Estate with ‘Secret’ Indoor-Skating Rink 

Offering a Mediterranean-style estate dedicated to elegance, this lively property marries style and sophistication to an active lifestyle with a massive pool, private Peloton Gym, inground trampoline and indoor skating rink creating a stylish sports enclave.

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is please to present a “hidden gem” property for sale in Scottsdale’s prestigious Silverleaf Community for $12.5 million by Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty Agents Kathleen Benoit and Bee Francis

 18802 N 97th Place is a modern Mediterranean-style home built for a family with an active lifestyle. Tucked away in the luxurious community of Arcadia at Silverleaf, this estate holds hidden features beyond the first glance at its elegant facade. 

Offering 12,030 square feet of space with 8 bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms, the home also boasts a private indoor skating rink and game room just downstairs. Owners can enjoy hockey or figure skating on their private rink in the colder months, but the secret sports court isn’t limited to that. The area can also be transformed into a pickleball, roller rink, or sports court during the warmer seasons.

  “This home is a must for sports lovers.  Not only does this beautiful luxurious oasis offer luxurious high-end amenities like the one-of-kind chef’s kitchen, wine bar, and a massive patio made for hosting, but you’ll also find a Peloton gym, inground trampoline and private sports court and your own private skating rink – it’s the ultimate sports paradise,” said Agent Kathleen Beniot of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. 

 The main floor is built for hosting, with wide double doors leading directly into a massive living room and dining area. The luxurious setting opens directly to the back patio and pool, thanks to a telescoping resort-style door, revealing multiple fireplaces, a BBQ station, and views across the beautiful southwest skies. Off the dining room is a chef’s kitchen with granite countertops, a wine wall and Miele appliances, including a gas stove and range, built-in coffee maker, pebble ice maker, two dishwashers, and an extra-large fully plumbed steam oven. 

 Each bedroom features its own en-suite bathroom to maximize privacy and comfort. The master bedroom has an executive office in a private wing off the main floor. The spa-like facilities of the master bath open to the pool from a second private entrance.

Across from the private wing is the laundry room with a specialized doggy bath and exit to the two-car garage, which is oversized for additional storage, and all of the family’s bicycles and sporting equipment. There are also two casitas attached to the main floor for extra accommodation.

Upstairs, a modern lounge connects to a junior suite, a Peloton Gym, and three additional king-sized suites, while downstairs, the game room and bar connect the rink to a ‘bunk’ room that holds enough beds for a whole sports team.

As a residence in the Arcadia at Silverleaf community, the property has access to even more amenities for an active lifestyle. Access to the Community Center, which has a pool and spa, gym, racquetball, and playgrounds, is a short walk from the residents’ gate and connects with miles of walking and biking paths leading to nearby amenities.

The secret sports oasis hidden within this elegant modern home is something special. An estate that revels in luxury and passion for activity awaits the next owner of this treasured property, courtesy of Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty.

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Seasonal Delights: Discover the Best Activities and Events to Enjoy in Arizona Throughout the Year

Arizona, often celebrated for its dramatic landscapes and enduring sunshine, presents a year-round playground for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Each season in Arizona offers unique experiences, from vibrant wildflower blooms in spring to cozy winter festivals. Here’s a guide to help you discover the best activities and events to enjoy in Arizona throughout the year.

Spring: Wildflower Wonders

Spring in Arizona is a spectacular time, especially from March to May, when the desert comes alive with a tapestry of wildflowers. The state’s mild temperatures and sunny days make it perfect for exploring the great outdoors.

Recommended Activities:

  • Hiking in the Superstition Mountains: Experience trails like the Lost Dutchman State Park, which becomes a canvas of color with poppies, lupines, and other wildflowers.
  • Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix: Offering guided tours and workshops, it’s a place where you can learn about desert flora and witness the spring bloom in a controlled environment.

Summer: Beat the Heat

Arizona’s summers are known for their extreme heat, especially in lower elevation areas. However, this season also offers the chance to explore higher, cooler elevations or enjoy indoor cultural events.

Recommended Activities:

  • Visiting the Grand Canyon North Rim: Less crowded than the South Rim, it offers a more tranquil experience with equally stunning views.
  • Indoor cultural events: Cities like Phoenix and Tucson host a variety of art exhibitions, theater productions, and musical performances during the summer months.
  • Waterparks in Arizona: Escape the summer heat by spending a day at a waterpark. Great options include Big Surf in Tempe, known for its massive wave pool, and Wet ‘n’ Wild in Phoenix, offering rides and slides for all ages. These waterparks provide a fun and refreshing way to cool down and enjoy the Arizona summer.

Fall: Foliage and Festivals

In Arizona, fall is synonymous with vibrant foliage, particularly in the northern regions, and a bustling calendar of cultural events and festivals.

Recommended Activities:

  • Fall Foliage Viewing: Areas like the Coconino National Forest and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon are ideal for witnessing the changing leaves.
  • Arizona State Fair: Held in Phoenix, this event features live music, food, rides, and exhibitions.

Winter: Desert Chill and Festive Thrills

Winter in Arizona is mild and sunny during the day, with cooler nights, making it ideal for outdoor activities and festive celebrations.

Recommended Activities:

  • Winter sports in Flagstaff: Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports at the Arizona Snowbowl.
  • Desert Botanical Garden’s Las Noches de las Luminarias: This Phoenix event features thousands of luminarias and a magical atmosphere during the holiday season.

Year-Round Attractions

While Arizona’s seasons provide a diverse array of experiences, some attractions are wonderful to visit any time of the year:

  • Sedona’s red rock landscapes: Offering hiking, mountain biking, and spiritual tours.
  • Tucson’s gastronomy scene: Recognized as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, it boasts an array of dining options that highlight local ingredients and culinary traditions.

Arizona’s diverse landscape and cultural offerings make it a fantastic destination to explore year-round. From the blooming deserts of spring to the snowy peaks of winter, there’s always something to discover in the Grand Canyon State.

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Russ Lyon SIR Welcomes Tom Purtzer

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is dedicated to bringing the highest service to today’s home buyers and sellers. This tradition continues with the recent addition of luxury Real Estate Advisor Tom Purtzer to our Pinnacle Peak Office. Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty agents strive to deliver real estate experiences beyond expectations to enhance lifestyles for their clients, expanding their reputation as the most respected name in real estate. 

Tom Purtzer, known to many as ‘Purtz’, has enthusiastically transitioned into a vibrant
new chapter in real estate and eager to climb the leaderboard on the Allan MacDonald
Team at RLSIR. Inspired by the captivating luxury architecture on golf course
landscapes, Tom’s discerning eye, honed over years of navigating prestigious courses,
uniquely positions him to spot exquisite homes in exclusive communities. Driven by a
genuine passion for helping others find their dream homes, Tom is ready for the thrilling
journey of assisting clients in achieving their real estate aspirations.


Born in Iowa and making the move to the Grand Canyon State with his parents and brother as a
baby, Tom embodies the unique blend of Midwest ethics instilled by his parents and the
dynamic spirit of the Southwest.  Whether you’re seeking a home that resonates with the
simplicity and integrity of the Midwest or one that captures the energy and uniqueness of
Arizona living, Tom is committed to making your real estate experience both satisfying and
reflective of your values.


Bringing four decades of invaluable experience from the world of golf, Tom stands at the
intersection of a remarkable career and a new chapter in real estate. With a passion for the
fairways that spans 40 years, Tom has not only honed his skills as a PGA golf professional but
has also cultivated a deep appreciation for precision, dedication, and the thrill of competition. 
The journey from the first swing to countless rounds played has not only shaped Tom’s
approach to the game but has also instilled a unique set of qualities that seamlessly translate
into the world of real estate.  Attention to detail, a commitment to excellence, and a love for
the journey are all values he brings to every aspect of his professional life.  The dedication,
integrity, and focus that defined 40 years in golf are now woven into the fabric of Tom’s
approach to real estate, ensuring that every client’s journey is not only successful but also
enjoyable.


In Tom’s world, real estate is about crafting havens for families to create enduring memories.
As a devoted family man, Tom cherishes his role with eight wonderful children—two boys and
six girls. Navigating the complexities of a large family has equipped Tom with patience and a
commitment to creating homes that cater to unique needs.


Beyond the greens, Tom enjoys indulging in hobbies that reflect a diverse range of interests. A
true car enthusiast, he finds joy in exploring the world of automobiles, from classic models to
the latest innovations. This passion for cars serves as a source of relaxation and excitement
outside the world of golf and family.  Another cherished pastime for Tom is immersing in the
rich melodies and storytelling of country music. Whether attending concerts, playing tunes at
home, or sharing favorite songs with the family, Tom finds solace and joy in the rhythms of
country melodies.  Tom embodies a life rich in experiences and connections—a perfect blend of
family values and personal interests.


Armed with a passion for connecting people with their perfect homes, a vast network built over
decades, and an appreciation for luxury architecture, Tom is committed to making the real
estate experience as enjoyable and successful as a well-played round of golf. Whether you’re seeking a residence with the elegance found along fairways or a unique property that suits your
lifestyle, Tom Purtzer is ready to guide you through this exciting journey in the world of real
estate.


Tom is dedicated to sharing the essence of Arizona living, whether it’s the serenity of desert
landscapes, the energy of urban life, or the charm of suburban communities. With a focus on
personalized service and a genuine love for the state he calls home, Tom is poised to guide you
through the Arizona real estate market with expertise and enthusiasm.

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Urban Exploration: Discovering Arizona’s Coolest Neighborhoods

Arizona, often celebrated for its breathtaking desert landscapes and monumental natural wonders, is also home to some of the coolest urban neighborhoods in the United States. From the bustling streets of downtown Phoenix to the historic avenues of Tucson, Arizona offers a rich tapestry of cultural, historical, and modern urban experiences. Join us on an exploration of some of the most vibrant and unique neighborhoods across this sun-soaked state.

Downtown Phoenix: A Blend of Modernity and Tradition

At the heart of Arizona’s urban landscape is downtown Phoenix, a thriving metropolis that combines the sleek modernity of new developments with the rustic charm of its historic districts. The Roosevelt Row Arts District, affectionately known as RoRo, is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and casual explorers alike. This area bursts with colorful street art, quirky boutiques, and an array of eateries that serve everything from gourmet tacos to artisan coffee. The First Fridays Art Walk in RoRo is an event where galleries and art spaces open their doors to the public, creating a festive atmosphere of creativity and community.

Scottsdale: Chic and Sophisticated

Neighboring Phoenix, Scottsdale is renowned for its upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Old Town Scottsdale, with its charming streets and cowboy-themed shops, offers a glimpse into the city’s past. Meanwhile, the Scottsdale Arts District presents a more refined experience with high-end galleries and sophisticated wine bars. For those looking to experience the luxurious side of Arizona’s urban life, Scottsdale is a neighborhood that combines the allure of the old west with contemporary luxury.

Tempe: A Youthful Vibe

Home to Arizona State University, Tempe exudes a youthful energy that’s hard to miss. The Mill Avenue District is the lifeblood of this neighborhood, teeming with lively bars, unique shops, and street performers. Tempe Town Lake offers outdoor activities like kayaking and paddleboarding, providing a refreshing escape from the urban hustle. The blend of academic culture and recreational fun makes Tempe an exciting neighborhood for visitors of all ages.

Tucson: A Historical Gem

Stepping into Tucson is like walking through the pages of Arizona’s history. The city’s downtown area and the surrounding barrios are dotted with adobe buildings and Spanish colonial architecture, offering a picturesque view into the past. The historic Fourth Avenue is home to vintage shops, eclectic cafes, and vibrant murals, making it a cultural hotspot. Tucson’s commitment to preserving its heritage, while also embracing modernity, creates a unique and inviting atmosphere.

Arizona’s urban neighborhoods are as diverse and dynamic as the landscape that surrounds them. From the avant-garde galleries of Phoenix to the historical streets of Tucson, each area offers its own distinct flavor and charm. Whether you’re an art aficionado, a history buff, or simply someone seeking new experiences, Arizona’s coolest neighborhoods are sure to provide a memorable urban adventure. So pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready to explore the urban heart of the Grand Canyon State.

Real Estate, Residential Real Estate

Russ Lyon SIR Names Bret Lamberson as Designated Broker

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty Announces The Promotion of Attorney and Broker Bret Lamberson as The Brokerage’s New Statewide Designated Broker

Lamberson has assumed the role of statewide Designated Broker, succeeding the retiring Deems Dickinson.

Arizona’s Leading Luxury Brokerage, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, is pleased to announce the appointment of Attorney and Broker Bret Lamberson to lead the brokerage’s most crucial role.


Bret Lamberson will be taking on the role of statewide Designated Broker and replacing Deems
Dickinson, who is retiring after 44 years with the brokerage. A Designated Broker is heavily involved
in the operations of running the company and managing critical functions such as hiring new agents,
establishing policies and procedures for the firm, overseeing all real estate contracts, and setting
company goals.


“I am incredibly honored and humbled by the trust that Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty
has shown by bestowing this opportunity onto me. Deems Dickinson has left some massive and
inspiring shoes to fill, but at the same time, he serves as an excellent role model and mentor as we
embark on some historic times overseeing some of the state’s most significant sales,” said
Lamberson.


Lamberson, who grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona, was an exemplary student and athlete,
excelling in his studies, alpine skiing racing, mountain biking, and whitewater rafting. He joined Russ
Lyon Realty of Flagstaff in 2005 quickly ascended to one of the top Realtors in Flagstaff.
“Bret is a brilliant and very forward-thinking talent in our company. He not only
brings the legal background and very vast knowledge of our real estate laws and contracts, but he
also has the people skills to lead our growing network of 950 agents, which now expands to 13 offices
across the state and continues to grow in the luxury sector,” said CEO Todd Gillenwater of Russ
Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty.


Lamberson, who moved to San Francisco in 2012, earned his law degree and was admitted to the
California State Bar, where he practiced real estate and immigration law. Family and the draw of all things Arizona brought him back to Flagstaff in 2018, where he was admitted into the Arizona State
Bar and appointed Managing Broker of the Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty Flagstaff
offices. On January 1st, 2024, he assumed the role of Designated Broker for Russ Lyon Sotheby’s
International Realty statewide.


Lamberson and his wife, Stephanie, reside in Flagstaff and split time between the high country and
their home in the historic district of downtown Phoenix with their children: their two-year old son
Hendricks and one-month-old daughter Willa Jane.

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Stargazing in the Desert: Unlock the secrets of the night sky

The desert landscapes of Arizona, with their vast, open skies and minimal light pollution, offer some of the best stargazing experiences in the world. As the sun dips below the horizon and the heat of the day fades, the night sky comes alive with a dazzling display of stars, planets, and celestial phenomena. Whether you’re an amateur astronomer or simply a starry-eyed dreamer, Arizona’s night skies are sure to enchant and inspire you. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the best spots in Arizona to marvel at the Milky Way and spot shooting stars, and offer tips to make your stargazing adventure unforgettable.

The Best Stargazing Spots in Arizona

  • Kitt Peak National Observatory: Located about 56 miles southwest of Tucson, Kitt Peak is home to the world’s largest collection of optical telescopes. The observatory offers nightly stargazing programs, where visitors can peer through powerful telescopes and learn from knowledgeable astronomers.
  • Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument: Far from the city lights, the remote regions of the Grand Canyon offer some of the darkest skies in the country. The Parashant National Monument, in particular, is a designated International Dark Sky Park, where the Milky Way shines brightly overhead.
  • Sedona: Known for its red rock landscapes and vibrant art scene, Sedona is also a fantastic place for stargazing. The city’s high elevation and clear skies provide perfect conditions for viewing the stars. Numerous local companies offer guided stargazing tours, complete with telescopes and expert astronomers.
  • Flagstaff: As the world’s first International Dark Sky City, Flagstaff takes its night skies seriously. The city has implemented lighting ordinances to reduce light pollution and enhance the visibility of the stars. The Lowell Observatory, where Pluto was discovered, offers public viewing and special night sky programs.

Tips for a Stellar Stargazing Experience

  • Check the moon phase: The best time for stargazing is during a new moon when the sky is darkest.
  • Dress warmly: Desert temperatures can drop significantly at night, so bring extra layers to stay comfortable.
  • Bring the right gear: A red flashlight will help you see in the dark without ruining your night vision. Binoculars or a telescope can enhance your view, but the naked eye is also sufficient to enjoy the vastness of the night sky.
  • Use a stargazing app: Apps like Stellarium or SkyView can help you identify constellations, planets, and other celestial objects.

Arizona’s night sky is a treasure trove of celestial wonders, offering a peaceful and awe-inspiring escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you’re gazing up at the Milky Way, making a wish on a shooting star, or simply soaking in the serene beauty of the night, stargazing in Arizona is an experience you won’t soon forget. So pack your bags, set your sights on the stars, and get ready to explore the mysteries of the universe from the comfort of the desert.

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Arizona’s Hidden Gems: From Secret Swimming Holes to Secluded Desert Oases

Arizona, known for its iconic Grand Canyon and sprawling desert landscapes, also harbors some of the most enchanting hidden gems in the United States. Beyond the well-trodden paths lie secret swimming holes, secluded desert oases, and untold natural wonders that offer serene beauty and a respite from the beaten track. In this post, we’ll explore some of these lesser-known treasures that promise to take your breath away.

1. Fossil Creek, Camp Verde

Nestled within the Coconino and Tonto National Forests, Fossil Creek is a stunningly clear spring-fed river, renowned for its turquoise waters and lush riparian habitat. This hidden gem is a paradise for hikers, swimmers, and nature lovers. Its calcium carbonate-rich waters have created an array of natural travertine dams, making for picturesque swimming spots. Due to its ecological significance, access to Fossil Creek is limited and requires a permit to ensure the preservation of its pristine beauty.

Clearwater running over rocks at Fossil Creek, Arizona.

2. Havasu Falls, Supai

While not entirely unknown, Havasu Falls remains an isolated and magical destination. Situated in the Grand Canyon, this aquamarine waterfall is accessible only by helicopter, a strenuous hike, or on horseback through the Havasupai Indian Reservation. The stunning falls, with their 100-foot drop into a sparkling pool, are a testament to nature’s splendor and worth the effort to visit.

3. The Wave, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument

The Wave is a geological marvel with undulating sandstone formations that look like waves frozen in time. Located on the Utah-Arizona border, access to this surreal landscape is limited to 20 people per day, awarded through a lottery system. Its exclusivity and remote location add to the allure, making a visit to The Wave a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

4. Secret Canyon, Sedona

Sedona is famed for its red rock landscapes and energy vortexes, but Secret Canyon offers a secluded retreat from the popular tourist spots. This off-the-beaten-path trail leads adventurers through a narrow slot canyon, where the play of light and shadow on the towering red rocks creates a mesmerizing spectacle. It’s a peaceful haven for those seeking solitude and natural beauty.

5. Chiricahua National Monument, Willcox

Often referred to as the “Wonderland of Rocks,” Chiricahua National Monument is a hidden treasure with a landscape of towering rock spires and balanced rocks. Formed from volcanic eruptions millions of years ago, the park’s unique geology offers a stark contrast to the typical desert scenery of Arizona. Hiking trails wind through this fairy-tale landscape, offering breathtaking views and a sense of undiscovered wilderness.

Arizona’s hidden gems are as diverse as they are beautiful, offering something for every type of traveler. From secret swimming holes to secluded desert oases, these lesser-known treasures provide a unique opportunity to explore the untold beauty of Arizona. So, the next time you visit the Grand Canyon State, consider venturing off the beaten path to discover these breathtaking wonders.

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Top 10 Hiking Trails in Arizona: A Journey from the Grand Canyon to Sedona’s Red Rocks and Beyond

Arizona’s landscape is a rich tapestry of natural wonders, from the iconic Grand Canyon to the spiritual red rocks of Sedona, the metropolitan trails of Phoenix and Scottsdale, the historic paths of Tubac, the pine-scented air of Flagstaff and Prescott, and the desert majesty of Tucson. Here are the top 10 hiking trails that epitomize the great outdoors in the Grand Canyon State.

1. Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon National Park

This classic hike offers a profound experience of the Grand Canyon’s majesty, with challenging descents and awe-inspiring views, making it a quintessential Arizona trail.

2. Cathedral Rock Trail, Sedona

An emblem of Sedona’s spiritual landscape, this trail presents a steep climb to an iconic rock formation, offering panoramic views and a sense of accomplishment.

3. Camelback Mountain, Phoenix

In the heart of Phoenix, Camelback Mountain is a popular hike for city dwellers and tourists, providing a strenuous workout and stunning city views.

4. Pinnacle Peak Trail, Scottsdale

Located in Scottsdale, this trail offers a moderate hike with beautiful desert scenery, distinctive rock formations, and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.

5. Humphreys Peak Trail, Flagstaff

The highest point in Arizona, this trail in Flagstaff challenges hikers with its altitude and length but rewards with breathtaking views from the summit.

6. Thumb Butte Trail, Prescott

A beloved trail in Prescott, Thumb Butte offers a moderate hike with historical significance, scenic overlooks, and rich biodiversity.

7. Seven Falls Trail, Tucson

Tucson’s Seven Falls Trail in Sabino Canyon is a scenic delight, featuring a moderate hike to beautiful waterfalls, with pools ideal for cooling off.

8. Soldier Pass Trail, Sedona

This trail captures Sedona’s essence, with access to natural wonders like the Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole and the Seven Sacred Pools, set against stunning red rock backdrops.

9. Anza Trail, Tubac

Tubac’s Anza Trail offers a historical journey along the Santa Cruz River, providing insights into the region’s rich history and lush riparian habitat.

10. Watson Lake Trail, Prescott

Prescott’s Watson Lake offers picturesque trails around the lake, showcasing granite boulders, clear waters, and a peaceful environment for a leisurely hike.

Each of these trails represents a unique facet of Arizona’s diverse landscape, offering everything from challenging ascents to serene walks through historical sites. Whether you’re seeking the spiritual tranquility of Sedona, the rugged beauty of the Grand Canyon, the urban accessibility of Phoenix and Scottsdale, the historical paths of Tubac, or the natural splendor of Prescott and Tucson, Arizona’s trails deliver unforgettable experiences for every type of hiker.

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Russ Lyon SIR Welcomes Erin Harold

Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty is dedicated to bringing the highest service to today’s home buyers and sellers. This tradition continues with the recent addition of luxury Real Estate Advisor Erin Harold to our Camelback Tower Office. Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty agents strive to deliver real estate experiences beyond expectations to enhance lifestyles for their clients, expanding their reputation as the most respected name in real estate. 

Erin Harold, an esteemed International Real Estate broker affiliated with Sotheby’s International Realty, boasts a diverse range of expertise spanning residential real estate, real estate investing, relocation, senior living, first-time home buying, luxury properties, waterfront residences, second homes, vacation homes, military relocations, light commercial properties, and property valuation.

With a residency of over two decades in the Seattle area and a decade-long tenure with Marketplace Sotheby’s International Realty and Sotheby’s International Realty, Erin possesses an intimate knowledge of Seattle’s distinct neighborhoods. Whether seeking captivating legacy properties within the dynamic tapestry of Seattle or serene, artful residences in the majestic Pacific Northwest, she excels at finding the most intriguing options.

Licensed in Arizona, Erin collaborates with Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty, dedicating half of her annual schedule to the region. Leveraging her extensive connections and in-depth understanding of Arizona, she aids clients in realizing full-time or part-time residency in the state.

Functioning as a Sotheby’s International Global real estate agent, Erin leverages a vast network of co-agents spanning over 1000 offices worldwide. Her commitment extends beyond borders, assisting clients in discovering their ideal properties globally.

Throughout her career, Erin has cultivated a robust community of influential business associates locally, nationally, and internationally. With a refined ability to connect clients with resources in architecture, building, permitting, real estate investing, marketing, and real estate law, she provides invaluable assistance to seasoned real estate customers and first-time home buyers. Erin’s comprehensive expertise ensures she can address clients’ needs, offering the right solutions with abundant resources.

Erin is recognized for her unwavering commitment to excellence, delivering results, and providing exceptional customer service. Renowned for her unique talent in understanding client goals, she navigates with precision to identify and deliver precisely what they seek. Her unparalleled customer service and embodiment of qualities discerning clients appreciate have fostered a loyal clientele who express 100% satisfaction with their results. Testimonials resoundingly affirm the positive experiences of her contented clients.

Whether on a local or global scale, Erin Harold possesses the acumen to transform your real estate dreams into reality.

Erin comes not only highly recommended by fellow Sotheby’s International Realty owners, but highly decorated as a top real estate professional in the state of Washington. Learning that she was going to expand her knowledge and career to include Arizona was extremely welcome news. We look forward to watching her career in the sunny southwest unfold.

Sherri Monteith, Managing Broker